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Correspondence between the various future world scenarios.
| business as usual | worst case | best case | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hammond (1998) | market world | fortress world | transformed world | |||
| Gallopin (2002) | conventional worlds | barbarization | great transitions | |||
| reference world | policyreform | fortress world | breakdown world | eco-communalism | new sustainability | |
| UNEP (2002) | market first | policy first | security first | sustainability first | ||
